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Daily Routine: Writing & Speaking Guide

The document outlines various aspects of daily routines, including the use of adverbs of frequency and collocations related to daily activities. It provides examples of how individuals structure their day, including morning rituals, work schedules, and leisure activities. Additionally, it includes pronunciation tips for specific sounds and encourages readers to write about their own daily routines.

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Daily Routine: Writing & Speaking Guide

The document outlines various aspects of daily routines, including the use of adverbs of frequency and collocations related to daily activities. It provides examples of how individuals structure their day, including morning rituals, work schedules, and leisure activities. Additionally, it includes pronunciation tips for specific sounds and encourages readers to write about their own daily routines.

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Daily Routine

Part 2
Version 2.0
1. Collocations and Phrasal Verbs
2. How to write and speak about your daily
routine
Adverbs of Frequency

I always get up at 7 am.

I usually eat breakfast at home, but sometimes I have breakfast with


my friend Ahmed at MacDonald’s.

I often have my coffee in the morning, and I rarely drink coffee in the
evening.

I never drink tea.


In the morning

I always meet Ahmed in the morning but I meet Mona in the


afternoon. In the evening, I stay in and watch movies.

Early afternoon 12 to 2.
Mid afternoon 2 to 4.
Late afternoon 4 to 6.

I always meet Ahmed at 10 o’clock in the morning.

At dawn/ at 4:30
At midday or at noon (12 pm)
At night (I hear voices at night)
At 7 o’clock in the morning

On the weekend, I go shopping ….


At the weekend, I go shopping ….
This weekend and next weekend.
During the week (Monday to Thursday)
Once a week

I go to the gym three times a week.

I go to the movies once a week.

How often do you see your friends?

I see my friends four times a month.


I see my friends once in a while.
I see my friends once every week.
TV

I watch TV all the time.


I have two TVs in my apartment.

Please, turn on the TV.


Please, turn off the TV.

Switch on/off
Downstairs and Upstairs

I go downstairs to have breakfast. (adjective – adverb)

Rats get into the house through a downstairs window. (adjective – adverb)

Indoors and indoor

I stay indoors all day. (adjective – adverb)

I have a swimming pool.


I have an indoor swimming pool. (adjective –adverb)
Go shopping and do the shopping

I often go shopping with my sister.


I always do the shopping with my wife.

By bus and by car

I go to work by car.
I always travel by train.
I never travel by plane.
Sometimes, I go to work by car.
2
Reading
Reading will help you improve your English
Dan usually gets up at 8 am. He takes a shower and eats breakfast.
After that, he always gets his books ready and then goes to his
lectures until midday. He usually returns home and makes lunch at
about 12:30 pm. Then, he sometimes watch TV. At about 3:00, he
often meets a friend for coffee. At 3:30 pm, they sometimes go to the
library together. Dan always studies for a few hours and then at
around 6:30 pm he goes home. In the evening, he sometimes
exercises at the gym or goes for a run. After that, he relaxes in front
of the TV or sees his friends. He never goes to bed early, but usually
falls asleep at around midnight.

1. Get ready – get Ahmed ready for the meeting – get your books
ready
2. Go to school – go home – go to work – go to his lectures
3. Return home
4. Meet a friend – I always meet my friends on Fridays
5. Go for coffee – meet for coffee
6. Exercise at the gym
7. Relax in front of the TV
I often help a lot around the house, and I usually help my mother
do the laundry. My brother is lazy, and he never washes his
clothes. He always leaves them in a pile on his bedroom floor. In
the evening after school, I always tidy my room. I put things
away and get my schoolbag ready for the next day. My sister
loves cooking. He always helps mum make lunch and dinner. I
usually do the dishes after we have dinner, but sometimes my
father washes up after dinner. Sometimes my sister does the
cleaning.

1. Do the laundry – do the dishes – do the cleaning – do the


housework.
2. Make breakfast – lunch - dinner
When I get up in the morning, I always have a shower first. I then
go to the kitchen and make breakfast. After breakfast, I brush my
teeth. Then I meet my friends and we catch the bus to our
college. At college, we study all day, but we have a break for
lunch at 12 pm. At 4 pm, we leave the college and go home by
bus. In the evening, I usually watch TV if I don’t have a lot of
homework. At night, I always go to bed and fall asleep straight
away.
I wake up at 7 o’clock in the morning. I check my Facebook
then I get up at 7:30. I wash my face then brush and floss my
teeth. I take a shower at 7:45. I shave before I take my
shower. I use deodorants every day. I get dressed at 8:00
and I go downstairs to have breakfast. My mother makes
eggs for breakfast. I make my own breakfast once or twice a
week. I leave home at 8:15. I go to work by bus. I arrive at
work at 8:30. I do the same things day in, day out. I take my
lunch break in the early afternoon and I order junk food. I
leave work at 5 o’clock in the afternoon. During the week, I
stay in after work. In the evening, I watch movies and listen
to music. At the weekends, I go shopping with my friends.
On Sunday morning, I do the shopping then I have lunch at
Ahmed’s.
I wake up at 7 o’clock in the morning. I check my Facebook
then I get up at 7:30. I wash my face then brush and floss my
teeth. I take a shower at 7:45. I shave before I take my
shower. I put on deodorants every day. I get dressed at 8:00
and I go downstairs to have breakfast. My mother makes
eggs for breakfast. I make my own breakfast once or twice a
week. I leave home at 8:15. I go to work by bus. I arrive at
work at 8:30. I do the same things day in, day out. I take my
lunch break in the early afternoon and I order junk food. I
leave work at 5 o’clock in the afternoon. During the week, I
stay in after work. In the evening, I watch movies and listen
to music. At the weekends, I go shopping with my friends.
On Sunday morning, I do the shopping then I have lunch at
Ahmed’s.
I usually wake up at 7 o’clock in the morning, then I check my
Facebook and I get up at 7:30. I always wash my face then brush
and floss my teeth. I take a shower at 7:45. I always shave before I
take a shower. Sometimes I take a bath in the morning but I usually
take a shower. I use deodorants every day. I get dressed at 8:00
and I go downstairs to have breakfast. My mother makes eggs for
breakfast every morning. I make my own breakfast once or twice a
week. I leave home at 8:15 sharp. I go to work by bus but
sometimes I take the car. I almost always arrive at work at 8:30 and
I’m never late. I do the same things day in, day out. I take my lunch
break in the early afternoon and I order junk food. I leave work at 5
o’clock in the afternoon. During the week, I usually stay in after
work. In the evening, I often watch movies and listen to music. At
the weekend, I go shopping with my friends. On Sunday morning, I
always do the shopping then I have lunch at Ahmed’s.
3
Pronunciation
You will learn how to say the words and spell them too
/u:/ and /ʌ/

/u:/
School – Food – Boot- Fool – cool - moon
Two
Who – whom
Beautiful
New
You

/ʌ/
Lunch
Mother - brother
Russia
Sometimes - Some
Love - lovely
Umbrella – up
/ʃ/

Shop - Shower - Ship - Share - Shy - She - Show – Fish -


Dishwasher

Sure – Sugar

Russia – Professional – Mission - Pressure – impression -


expression

Ocean

Patience – station – international

(tion)
Direction – education
Really

1. it’s a really nice flat, Ahmed. (we say really with a strong stress
to make the meaning stronger)

2. Say really/so/very with a strong stress before adjectives to


make the meaning stronger.

My country is very hot in summer.


Ahmed’s new car is really fast.
This movie is so boring.
I really need your help.
No, Mona is a very nice person.
Homework
Homework

Write your daily routine.

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